Accounting - Higher
A subject students love or hate, this course follows on from what you learned in JC Business.
Higher Level Accounting Course Content
- Budgeting - Cash
- Budgeting - Flexible
- Budgeting - Production
- Cash Flow Statements
- Club Accounts
- Control Accounts
- Correction of Errors/Suspense
- Costing - Job, Product, Stock Valuation & O/H Apportionment
- Costing - Marginal
- Depreciation of Fixed Assets
- Farm Accounts
- Final Accounts - Company
- Final Accounts - Manufacturing
- Final Accounts - Sole Trader
- Fixed Assets Valuation
- Incomplete Records A
- Incomplete Records B
- Interpretation of Accounts
- Published Accounts
- Revaluation of Fixed Assets
- Service Firms
- Tabular Statements
Ordinary Level Accounting Course Content
- Bank Reconciliation Statement
- Budgeting - Cash
- Budgeting - Production
- Cash Flow Statements
- Club Accounts
- Company Profit & Loss
- Control Accounts
- Correction of Errors/Suspense
- Costing - Absorption
- Costing - Marginal
- Farm Accounts
- Final Accounts - Company
- Final Accounts - Departmental
- Final Accounts - Manufacturing
- Final Accounts - Sole Trader
- Fixed Assets - Depreciation & Revaluation
- Incomplete Records - Control Account
- Incomplete Records - Net Worth
- Interpretation of Accounts
- Service Firms
- Tabular Statements
The Exam
Leaving Cert Accounting is assessed by a 3 hour written exam in June for both Ordinary and Higher level. The exam is one paper.
Students can expect questions testing their numerical, analytical and report writing skills and many more.
Future Careers with Leaving Certificate Accounting
Accountancy, Business, Banking and Commerce are applicable to a wide variety of careers.
Download the Leaving Cert Accounting Syllabus
Download the Leaving Cert Chief Examiner's Report
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